and flips over and over, plunging down the steep cliff toward the north sea. >> translator: i was sureer falling and rolling over for 60 meters. i started shaking. >> rescue workers find the driver's body in the devastating wreckage thrown outside his truck. but he's alive. his fall is cushioned by his truck's load of salmon and ice. he escaped with two collapsed lungs, a broken arm, finger and collar bone. >>> on the other side of the north sea, england's roads are much tamer, but driving can be just as dangerous. >> oh! >> jack and his son raj depend on cars to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop minutes from london's heathrow airport. they never dreamed they would end up using their car to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19, 2011. just before 10:00 a.m. jack and raj are on their usual commute to work, when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the fact that driver decided to break the law by just barging in front of us in the first place. >> jack records h

this is the latest in the round of tensions in the north sea this week. >>> and we have been watchingraumatic upheavel in ukraine. ukrainian filmmakers are hoping you are wanting to see the story again and again. >> reporter: it has been the place for protests, now it is fuelling film. what happened in kiev square has filled news bulltons for months, but now it is filling theaters too. >> translator: i believe that what happened in ukraine teaches a lesson to the whole world, because the people who died there paid with their lives. >> reporter: there are four ukrainian movies on show this year. same story, same goal. get them out there to a wider audience. but there's a slight problem in doing so. cash. or more to the point, a lack of it. this is number 102. this is the official ukrainian residence here. but it nearly never happened. the government in kiev has cut the amount of money it is spending on the film industry, and it shows. all of these countries have got their doors open. they are trying to sell their films. the ukrainian office is different. this place has got absolutely n

a state that yes concept and that the uk treasury has an eighty s of pounds in tax revenues from north sea oil. so in case of a breakup song is like dc get sole custody of an awesome guide told the remains of more stunt scenes and the well spoken to police helped that proceeds from the wreck would live in that sells at london's twenty twelve and andy murray may have won wimbledon but what's the twenty pounds at a change came in to teach them the most in wales well simple for independence that has been at this study ten percent abv as that what that change in scotland days it's a dang insurance costs two seats in westminster would have to dyer said the country's soccer rates that would be good news that david cameron the uk advantage with our scotland's in the last election he won an outright majority. while the opposition made the policy would be the hardest tasks by seeing the spots she said independence party boy can not seem like that. and as my meal a member of the scottish national party says it's in scotland's interest to break away from the union. where's the victims independent we

reserves in the north sea and netherlands declining, we need to look how the dependence of russia cansomewhat compensated by other sources. >> i also asked him if he other gas prices here in europe. stall, iitical talks don't expect a real long-term freezing of the relationship, because russia is dependent on us and our money as we are on gas. >> this is a company that buys gas from gas prompt. they did throughout the cold war. they buy from gazprom and then sell to the czech republic. they sell to germany and actually in the past month they are doing very well because a crisis in actually helped them. >> they're selling assets to boost their balance sheet. he confirmed he is not going to be selling its stake in the uranium processor. it doesn't look like it is going to happen this year. he says and i feel is a possible avenue. i'm not sure it is the most likely one. of course, the detainees the money to shore up its balance sheet. >> totally expected because of germany's stance on nuclear energy. to beuld expect rwe getting rid of nuclear assets. skipping coming assets and dividends

the north carolina sea level rise assessment prepared in 2010 by the north carolina coastal resources commission's science panel on coastal hazards says this: "the most likely scenario for 2 ^1 00a.d. is a rise of 0.4 meters to 1.4 meters above present. that's 15 inches to 55 inches. and, by the way, that's what they call "bathtub measures. "that doesn't take into account what 5 inches of extra sea will do when it's heaped against the shore by storm surge from a big tropical storm or hurricane. so i hope that their congressional delegation in congress is listening. the biggest power producers in north carolina is charlotte-based duke energy. duke worked through the united states climate action partnership for climate change legislation. duke actually pulled out of the national association of manufacturers because of that organization's denial of climate change. quote -- "we are not renewing our membership in the n.a.m. because in tough times we want to invest in associations that are pulling in the same direction we are," said duke chief executive officer then jim rogers. he sthaid n.

years of gas left and that's if scotland doesn't vote to leave the union later this year taking its north sea oil with it italy has just over one year of oil and less than a year of gas and coal reserves while france which relies predominantly on nuclear energy has less than a year's reserves of oil gas and coal elsewhere in the world kuwait has a stash of over seven hundred years of black gold while qatar boasts over a millennium norway has almost five hundred years and russia has just over a century's worth of natural gas one of the report's conclusions is that europe needs to develop renewable energy such as wind and solar power well the energy maps come less than a month off to the u.k.'s committee or national security so that the government's energy plans were robust enough one thing that the news is likely to fuel is westminster's dash for shale gas ministers are hoping that hydraulic fracturing will lead to greater energy independence but that's not likely to placate environmentalists who claim that the process is dangerous. and here's a look at some other news stories from across the

a nuclear weapons will also be removed from the country's territory they also think that keeping north sea oil reserves within scotland and refusing the u.k.'s austerity policy will help to boost the economy. society international the white house has categorically ruled out any sort of clemency all mercy for whistleblower edward snowden the state department in turn says the man that exposed america's global surveillance system should come back home the fact is he has damaged his country very significantly in many many ways he should man up and come back to the united states if he has a complaint about what's the matter with american. surveillance come back here and stand in our system of justice now there was a blow himself has said that he would love to come back home but not to a jail cell in the meantime he's keeping up a steady stream of details on america's vast surveillance system but while his motives may be selfless there are many eager to make a quick buck all in snowden's name is artes and associates reckon. action figures comic books of variety of hard callers paperbacks and ebo

foreign policy nuclear weapons will also be removed from the territory and they also think keeping north sea oil revenues within scotland and rejects in the u.k. to stay with the policies will boost the economy. that's call for this not the only regionally europe to debate independence from ninety percent of venetians voting to break away from italy to little known separatist movement in san diego find out who else is seeking to go it alone on our website r.t. dot com. snowden should not expect clemency from the u.s. that's according to the latest statement from the white house but having said that washington still wants snowden to return and face the consequences the fact is years damaged his country very significantly in many many ways he should man up and come back to the united states or be has a complaint about what's the matter with american. surveillance. in our system of justice and will snowden himself has repeatedly expressed his desire to risk but not turned up in jail however his their relations have not just angered the u.s. they've also made him famous across the world and of c

foreign policy nuclear weapons will also be removed from the territory and they also think keeping north sea oil revenues within scotland and rejecting the u.k. is a stereotypical it says will bruise the economy and snowden should not expect clemency from the u.s. that's according to the latest statement from the white house but having said that washington still want snowden to return and face the consequences the fact is years damaged his country very significantly in many many ways he should man up and come back to the united states if he has a complaint about what's the matter with american. surveillance come back here and in our system of justice edward snowden himself has repeatedly expressed his desire to return home but not to end up in jail however his revelations have not just angered the u.s. they've also made him famous across the world and of course there are people willing to make some profit from his name as our season as the sitter can and now reports. action figures comic books of variety of hardcovers paperbacks and ebooks and even hollywood blockbusters sony pictures purcha

little bit warmer down east bay shoreline tomorrow because we will see stronger winds out of the north seamperature is about warm little bit in the bay. in the north day temperatures ladies as well. and six and a bottle to look excited forecast next couple of days a much changed by from the saturday significant cooling by saturday afternoon really only in the '60s bay area wide. will one back up in the sunday early next week. tonight at 6 of a group of polish school children in oakland seen a little more clearly today with the help of attorney-general and open a's baseball star. ray kelly explains how they and california non-profit spreading the word given glasses a low-income can change the course of many young lives. california district attorney and eric oakland a's second base called the dinner for wearing spectacles outflanked house kids from franklin elementary school more than 50 kids attended and found two weeks ago in a mobile van like this one here. the nonprofit for vision the learned cup 20,000 low-income kids because founded two years ago. the profit expanding statewide because

a pipeline was created to bring north sea oil from about 50 platforms offshore.t created a huge amount of work and an economic life line in the 1970s to a great britain that was struck by economic malaise. since then, politicians of all sides have used oil receipts to finance public spending. with the referendum approaching, the question still remains, how much oil is left? the problem is, there's a bit of a mismatch. the obr is forecasting that oil revenues will hit 3.2 in 2016. that's the first year of scottish independence. meanwhile, scottish government is saying that it could get as high as 7.9 billion. some major players situated in aberdeen have already stated their concern about the effect that scottish independence could have on their operations. >> it is very important that the industry points out the risk and opportunities about the different businesses. here we're saying from a business point of view, we don't see that this makes sense. >> the problems of declining oil revenues in an aging population can't simply be wished away. the uk government clai

that is a little bit warmer than today because we will see strong winds at of the north instead of our sea breeze win that that will allow things to warm and the day. this is our extended forecast. temperatures will cool off pretty dramatically friday into saturday. only sixties in this saturday with a slight chance of thunderstorms. jury selection is underway for the lawsuit. filed by beaten san francisco giants fan - bryan stow. the former paramedic. suffered brain damage, after he was beaten in l.a. by two men outside a giants - los angeles dodgers game in 20-11. both men pleaded guilty to criminal charges earlier this year. *this trial covers the civil lawsuit that seeks millions of dollars in damages from the dodgers and former team owner. lawyers say, stow's lifetime care. could cost up to 50- million dollars. here in san jose we have frightening moments into the lives of two young women crop in the crossfire of a shooting. she showed me flash wounds on her arms and neck that she thinks are caused by a bullet after someone opened fire from a passing car. she says the shooters were ai

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the citizens carved out their mound on the steps north of the black sea. traveling exhibition of crimean artifacts has landed in amsterdam, and right in the middle of the ukrainian-russian conflict. >> we've got a problem with the items on loan. legal experts are considering who the objects' legitimate owners are and who we should return them to. we are hoping it will all turn out all right, but feelings are already running high. >> most of the items are on loan . the palace museum sent priceless treasures, the pride of its collection. >> the exhibition currently touring europe is made of 1240 pieces, undoubtedly the best and most beautiful objects we have here in our national archaeological inventory. >> but who are the items' rightful owners? the museums of the russian-occupied crimea, or the ukrainian state? the cultural ministry in kiev has made it clear -- ukraine has no intention of surrendering the treasure. >> after the exhibition closes, as we see it, given the president -- present difficult situation, the objects should definitely be sent to kiev

we do have storm system will up to the north increasing sea breeze when this but also high pressure buildingffshore. the drug the storm track to the north was and what things really warmup and also the fog will really be confined to the coastlines as that happens. this is a caught far more in the fog up and down the coast are expected to make a big england pushed up there tomorrow but should remain at the coastline to the afternoon. temperatures will stay on the course of the course of '60s mid-60s and half moon bay 70 cities on the peninsula sunday in san mateo it is bay shoreline little warmer of the small see more such unexpected 74 oakland at 72 in hayward 78 in fremont inland valleys also on the warm side in the upper 80s low 90s. anyone at antioch and anyone in redwood it the six and the livermore. no. these as well. degrees in morgan hill 86 more in value 84 moscow us and finally the north by temperatures running in the '80s as well 82 impanel my 85 the net but a.d. in mill valley. look gets added forecast for weather expected for this weekend and especially on sunday were run expecti

promise of a better life has lured them to risk their own lives in makeshift boats that all of sea route from north africa. the bbc went with one group being smuggled out of libya. we have this report. >> in an isolated libyan jail, a doorway opens to gloom and human misery. from acrossen africa and beyond. there's barely room to sit, nevermind sleep. they are sick, and they are hungry. most of trying to get to europe. >> did you pay a man to try to get you to europe? did you pay money? >> of course. paid $1600. a man with bullet wounds. he would not say who shot him. this is the moment when some of those in the jail were captured. foundmed coast guard them. they had been heading to italy, but they're injured -- the injured got out after four hours. they had been drifting for days. the water and food had run out. it was pure luck that the coast guard found them. the commander of the rescue said this was europe's problem is much as libya's. we apply to the eu to buy boats and helicopters for search and rescue operations, but we have not received anything. i think that the eu countries, especially it

sea breeze inland. more out of the north and the northwest.hat is a dry wind between now and thursday evening has prompted that red flag warns out. trough of low pressure to the north and west. we may see temperatures briefly climbing a new degrees. 60s to low 70s for the high today. a chance of mountain showers too. today's high close to 80 in san jose. san francisco close to 70 today. notice the temperature drop around on friday. highs in the low 80s. beautiful sunrise. as we saw many shots around the bay. your commute direction westbound and eastbound. it is not a surprise with the maps. but then the bridge across the peninsula where there is a little build. this is southbound 880. that build kicked in over the last 20 minutes. it shows a lot of slowing. little bit of bogging down traffic around north first street. it is not usual for your pattern on wednesday. all starting to kick in right now. reports of a cement truck on its side. something as large as a cement truck on its side will prevent slowing. smoother drive around the rest of the

the north bay in the coastline passage of fog in the east bay as well. it's clear by the 10:00 and seaack to cosigned by about noon and places that all clear from latest said rosa out the door tomorrow 50 to start today as we move into the afternoon temperatures running at '60s and '70s by noon eve in the '50s that the immediate coast sliver of blue here on the screen. as a move into the 3:00 our handful of a degree readings about 10 degrees cooler out there tomorrow and some places. but the coastline we will cool but not as significantly fifties and low 60s 54 san fransico 7 is on the peninsula for east bay shoreline we will be in the '60s again tomorrow 65 in oakland 66 in hayward 10 degrees of what was off today. inland valleys only a couple reedy a degree readings in and check brentwood. but whats up '70s from conquered the pleasanton and south bay also largely will be in the 775 in san jose 75 in cupertino 76 in sunnyvale same goes for the north bay 80 degrees in fairfield '70s everywhere else 76 annapolis in thing and santa rosa crooked extended forecast. a lot cooler to mar the

north bay. today quite a difference. sea breeze on overdrive rifgt right now. emeryville, 65 degrees.ff to the west, starting to see the low clouds spill back across the bay. sunshine in san francisco. cool 64. and the warmest temperature we're seeing right now up there around napa, close to 70. currently as that strong sea breeze continues. in fact, if you take the temperatures we're seeing outside right now toward santa rosa, 70. look at the 67 degrees in livermore. compare it to 24 hours ago, it's 20 degrees cooler. that's an amazing change in 24 hours. down toward san martin, too, you're seeing the big cool down. clearly the marine air has made its way into the inland valleys. winds will stay gusty from now until 8:00 tonight. 15 to 25 miles per hour. all the arrows pointing on shore which means the marine layer ramping up above 1,000 feet will bring in more low clouds tomorrow morning. not just the cool and breezy evening right now, but as we head into tomorrow morning, drizzle possible. some of those low clouds. you may wake up to misty skies early on sunday. the afternoon, we'l

the area of low pressure, you can pick it out here to the north and west of us in that counter clockwise flow around it, keeping the healthy sea breeze coming into the bay. the east bay valleys. and as it passes to the north of us, it will still bring us the cooler air. in fact, the outside chance of some mountain showers. but for us just increasing the fire danger. so you can see from our state wide map here the precip that is heading into northern california. pretty windy along the coast today. wind advisories are out for southern california, as well. in fact from this point south, 72 in san diego. 61 and windy conditions in the northern sierra. so high temperatures today ranging from the low 60s with fog here. pacifica, half moon bay. breezy winds, gusts up to 30 miles an hour at times. 66 in oakland. look for 68 in fremont. mid-70s vallejo and livermore with about 72 in san jose. >>> here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you will notice highs today very pleasant. it will be breezy, though. by tomorrow we will look for a few more clouds. and that possibility of dry lightning into tuesday. that will allow for the system

to see the clouds will also sold moving towards the north by. the sea is trip along the west coast your tail end of the system is going to swing by site into early tomorrow morning as part showers are expected. us to look at your chest. later this evening 6:00 in see showers starting to move in the north day sifting through the a clock tower which will lotus is now organized isn't widespread in isn't heavy is just the kind of a bird here is larry moving to cut through. but as a whole lot right now the system there season gusty winds to a lot alike. other of the test and were expecting coming up. we are in the wild fire season in fact as we report state officials say of fire season really never ended. >> : is the fire danger here in oakland hills high is all part what cutler says it's extremely busy fire season so far this year the fed chief says plan of a drought. this year probably is unprecedented and how revegetation as across california this early in the year. so far this year number wildfires has doubled across the state. read on 600 fires we'd hav

south korea's defense ministry said a north korean vessel on thursday fired two artillery shells in the yellow sea. they say the shells fell near one of the warships, and their ship fired back five rounds. north korea military officials gave a different story. they claim the south korean warship entered north korean waters on the pretext of cracking down on chinese fishing boats. they say the south warship fired at chinese boats and a north korean vessel. they vow to relentlessly punish south koreans including president park geun-hye. >>> japan's chief cabinet secretary said north korea should refrain from any actions that could increase regional tensions. officials are scheduled to meet in sweden on monday. >>> now, news production at south korea's public broadcaster has been disrupted because of a strike by journalists. hundreds of tv and radio news producers at korean broadcasting system walked off the job to demand that their president resign for allegedly interfering in news reporting. a bureau chief was recently removed from his post for remarks he made about last month's ferry disaster. he

earlier this year, 40,000 have been detected on one of the main routes, sea crossing from north africaaly. that's before the migration season has reached peak. paul adams has this exclusive report. >> dramatic pictures from across the eu in one of spain's north african enclaves, migrants celebrated after scaling the fence. in the french port, anger has authorities moved in to demolish makeshift camps. it's part of a search of illegal migration. along the main route 25,000 migrants aarrived in the first four months of this year. the italian government says that has surged to almost 40,000. based on existing eu data t total this year is probably in the region of 60,000. this is more than at the start of 2011, a year which eventually saw the arrival of 140,000 migrants. according to the borders agency, if the current trends continue and with the summer months approaching, there's a likelihood the numbers will increase further. where do the migrants come from? a glance at faces we saw gives you idea. west africa to south asia, they come from far and wide. the largest groups are from syria,

stay afloatment pregnant women and a newborn were among those arrested. 20,000 have arrived by sea from the north of africa and the middle east. >>> european elections will take place on 22 may. when the results come in, the biggest shock will be in england where the right wing independence party is leading the polls. it has faced accusations of racism and only having policies on immigration and europe. we have been on the campaign trail to see why the message is resonating with the british public. >> newark is a couple of miles north of london. it looks like it used to be a prosperous place, but people count peppies, worry about job security and immigrants. julie on the fruit and veg tall talks for millions of white working class people. >> they are expecting all the jobs, they expect to get money off the government, dole wise, go into the dole. to me, it's wrong. >> in march, the united kingdom's party and impressive moustaches make them not look like politicians. they call themselves the people's army. some call them fascists. they say that that is a slur. >> we are essentially a libertarian f

a tense confrontation on the high seas erupted today between north and south korea, the two sides exchangedire near disputed maritime border. south korea says the north fired first, the scare sent residents to bomb shelters and fishing boats back to fort. harry faucet reports. >> the south korean military says two north korean shells fell within 150 meters of one of the patrol boats. the ken kilometers south of the northern limit line. the maritime border that separates northern and southern borders. north korea does not reck night. they say there ato bees line based -- the island which was attacked by north korean in 2010 with the loss of four lives. south korean officials say they ordered the evacuations of locals on that as they go back into port, and that they fired back from this vessel five warning shots landing within the same range to the north korean patrol boat just north of the northern limit line. this is interesting because earlier this week, three north korean patrol boats came stoudt of that maritime border, they were forced back, warning shots were fired. north korea saying

you can go from nigeria to north korea, from ukraine to the south china sea. tell me where you see america being strong in that entire zone. >> well, it tdepends how you define strength, newt. in terms of our country's values, in terms of our country's commitment to justice and freedom, we're a very strong country and, you know, the good doctor here compared our country to nazi germany and that's the kind of rhetoric that is divisive and really tears our country apart at a time when it comes to foreign policy, we ought to be one nation and we ought to be pulling together. >> do you want to explain that? >> yeah, let me address that, because what i said is that most of the people in nazi germany did not believe in what hitler was doing. but did they speak up? did they say anything? and making the analogy that that could happen anywhere where people don't speak up, particularly when they this agree with what's going on, number one -- >> doctor, you speak up -- >> number two, you said what i had said previously, all of those things occurred under george bush. the

>> what is happening is the north koreans do not recognize the boundary at sea between south korea andestablished in 1953, u.s. supported to be sure. looking at the point of contention so they could put pressure on united states and south korea and get concessions. this pattern has been going on through three of these rulers. taking on his father and grandfather has done. bill: i wonder wha what they wat now. i guess we will find out. thank you for your time out of washington. martha: hurricane season is right around the corner. some new information i can help keep you and your family safe. bill: disturbing new details on the american jailed in iran. the situation has changed and not for the better. we will talk about his wife and her mission to get her husband back home now. >> they were saying does daddy not love us anymore? does daddy not want to hear our voices anymore? get all your favorites all day, everyday. olive garden's signature favorites, just $10 including creamy fettuccine alfredo, and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad and warm breadsticks. signature favor

so that will allow an area of low pressure to build to our north that will kick up the sea breeze oncein and a stronger sea breeze with more of the ocean influence. one it will be cooler and two it will be cloudier especially near the water. we are clear inland tonight but coastal fog will be back when you wake up tomorrow morning. widespread cooling for the entire bay area even away from the water for friday. and then temperatures this weekend will level out right around what they should be for this time of year so we'll call it seasonal temperatures this weekend. high temperatures tomorrow upper 60s for you in hayward and san mateo. los altos topping out at 71. concord, livermore, 75 for you so not as warm. still pleasant. antioch 79 toward the fair here petaluma hitting 70. much cooler in san leandro tomorrow. 66. napa your high 75. ukiah and lakeport mendocino and lake counties highs in the mid-80s. you will have the least ocean influence tomorrow. extended forecast pleasant through the weekend although chilly near the water with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine mid-60s for you t

inside the bay the sea breeze keeps you down to 75 in berkeley and cooler in the north bay as well about9 degrees in santa rosa, 77 in petaluma. into san francisco, that sea breeze is blowing. about 73 degrees this afternoon. >>> if you want to ditch your car use mass transit instead, everything is looking good. bart systemwide on time. in fact, they have 32 trains all reporting no delay. full look at "kcbs traffic" is coming up. >>> new this morning, a driver in florida faces a big fine for jamming cell phone signals. jason humphries admitted he used the device on his daily commute for two years. a cell phone company noticed something scrambling the signal on its towers. it tracked the problem to humphries' giant jammer wedged into his suv. he said he wanted to stop drivers around him from talking on the phone. the fcc has fined him $48,000. >>> 62 students all hauled away off to jail because of a high school prank. the students in teaneck, new jersey, rounded up handcuffed hauled away in vans. police arrived to find the school trashed. students urinated in hallways, painted graffiti on

sea. the vessels overturned north of the island close to the turkish coast. coast guards say 36 have fi!ek coast guards say 36 have let's go to athens to our correspondent mark who joins us from there. mark, where do these boats come from? any news on survivors? >> reporter: they come from the turkish mainland, one and a half nautical miles, two kilometers from the island where these two boats capsized. they're typically overcrowded and come through with traffickers pushing them in who typically paid thousands of by desperate migrants from south asia, middle east or africa entering the union. the latest on this incident is three have now been found dead, drowned after the two boats capsized. 36 have been rescued by the greek coast guard. they believe about 26 to 28 people are still missing. some of them perhaps trapped in one of those overturned boats. we know that one of those who has been rescued is a little child who's been transferred to a hospital here. three dead, two women, one man. >> it's a short distance from turkey to these islands. how frequent ar

the drop in temperatures tuesday and wednesday as the sea breeze picks up again. temperatures in the north bay also mainly in the 80s to near 90 degrees there at napa, pleasanton 92, livermore near 90. a little bit toasty inland for about a day for north bay. temperatures dropping down a few degrees into monday. livermore warm there for monday. then inland locations, including the tri-valleys, the seven-day forecast as well cooling off as you approach next weekend. if you're heading to the coast, santa cruz will be the place to be tomorrow. 84 degrees. 68 with sunshine in monterey. look out for a stray chance of a thundershower for the southern sierra around yosemite, 78 and sunshine around lake tahoe. >> i want to go to yosemite, 90 looks gorgeous, thank you, rob. i guess i have to work tomorrow. >> maybe you can take henry, go for a pick anymore. >> i'm available, absolutely. i'll pay for the gas. >> you're the best. >> when we come back we'll focus on a couple of red hot baseball teams. r.a. dickey and the blue jays, boy was dickey nearly unhittable today. could toronto make it two in a

livermore and walnut creek at 90 and look at the north bay, santa rosa, 95 degrees. 90 in calistoga. the seaeze is picking up. warm air rises and acts like a vacuum and sucks in the marine air. that's what we are seeing right now. blustery out there this evening. the camera is bouncing around in san francisco. we have one more day of the temperatures getting closer to 90 degrees inland. and we're also watching a very powerful hurricane in the pacific, far away for now. winds at 150 miles per hour. some of the clouds could be drifting towards california and increasing fire danger for parts of the state. we'll talk about that and the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> president obama paid a surprise visit to u.s. troops in afghanistan today. air force one slipped out of washington during the night and touched down at bagram, afghanistan, early this morning. he thanked the thousands of troops. >> you are willing to serve, to step forward at a time of war and say, send me is the reason that the united states stays strong and free. >> reporter: the preside

. >>> and the big fog bank is looking good along with the sea breeze, we will take a look at temperatures to the north, and they are all in the 50s, look at those coming right up. . >>> frightening moments inside a store as a gunman enters, we will tell you how you can help police. >>> a new morality claws is leading to catholic schools in oakland. >>> and going to san francisco, it is part of a very busy set to close for the weekend, we will tell you what you need. >>> and getting citations even though they tried to pay their fair. some say it has them unfairly tar getted. >> it is all ahead on the ktvu channel morning news. >>> good morning, we want to take you live to san jose this morning, this is a store that was stormed by an armed gunman and this is incredible. and it's a very scary sight. it is thursday may 22nd, i am pam cook. >> our low is diving towards the san valley and some of that rain is heading towards the valley merced, towards fresno and definitely cool. it is the breeze which is really ramped up for some. it is pretty robust and if

platform i've spent many hours in i flew combat off an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and the north arabian sea, flew combat in afghanistan, flew combat in iraq. i can tell you that the missions we did, airborne battle space, command and control of the assets that provide close air support to our troops on the ground was critically important to the mission in both theaters. i can tell you that we did air intercept control in in order to have, you know, dominance of the skies. we provided airborne early warning. it's not without reason that the e-2 hawkeye is the first aircraft that comes off the aircraft carrier when we launch a mission and it's the laft aircraft to come back. we're the first ones to the fight and last ones home. it's also not without reason that when the e-2 gets airborne, when the rest of the air wing son the deck and the ship is steaming across the ocean, the hawkeye is always working. because we are that airborne early warning asset that can provide threat recognition to the carrier battle group. the hawkeye is a critical node in america's force structure. i would say that